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Two Tips for a Good Bar Exam Study Schedule

Posted on November 12, 2007
The most important factor in passing the bar exam is designing a good study schedule and, equally important, sticking to it. Once you have eliminated all distractions, you are ready to start work on your bar exam study


For the Bar Exam, the First Step to Success is Eliminating Distractions

Posted on November 04, 2007
To study effectively for the bar exam, you need to eliminate distractions. Focus is key. Clear out your study space. Assemble your materials. Put a message on your telephone answering device that says you will return calls after February 28...


Bar Exam Essays Made Logical: Why Can't Jane and Johnny Lawyer Write?

Posted on September 07, 2007
NEW YORK, September 2008. Lacking a template, law students often fail to structure legal arguments efficiently and logically. According to bar exam expert Dr. Mary Campbell Gallagher, students no longer enter law school knowing logic, nor do the


Don't Let a Bad Study Schedule Kill Your Bar Examination Score

Posted on June 06, 2007
*********************************************** Dear Future Attorneys, A bad bar exam study schedule will kill your chances to pass the bar examination. Here are five key tips to avoid bar exam study schedule killers and make sure you have the knowledge and skills...


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New York Bar Exam February Results

Posted on May 06, 2007
On May 4, 2007 the New York Board of Law Examiners issued the following notice: The New York State Board of Law Examiners has completed grading the February 2007 bar examination. The Board examined 3,538 candidates for admission to the...


BarWrite® Announces May 10 Teleseminar on How to Schedule Your Studying for the Bar Exam

Posted on April 27, 2007
CONFUSED ABOUT YOUR STUDY SCHEDULE FOR THE BAR EXAM? The bar exam is a high-stress, high-intensity, high-stakes sprint! DO ? DO prioritize and master the lawfor 23 subjects, ? DO attend and keep up with bar review courses,and hand in...


Expert Says Foreign Lawyers Can Often Write Better Bar Exam Essays Than Americans

Posted on April 27, 2007
FOREIGN LAWYERS CAN OFTEN WRITE BETTER BAR EXAM ESSAYS THAN AMERICANSBar Exam Expert Says, at the Global Legal Skills Conference, Chicago, May 4-5 NEW YORK, NY. April 2007. If you think foreign lawyers must be at a disadvantage when they...


How to Format Legal Memos on the MPT for Higher Bar Exam Scores

Posted on April 02, 2007
MEMORANDUM To: Bar Candidates From: Mary Campbell Gallagher, J.D., Ph.D., President,BarWrite® and BarWrite Press Re: How to Format a Legal Memorandum on the MPT (Revised 4/2/07) Date: April 2, 2007 INTRODUCTION The Multistate Performance Test (MPT) allows bar candidates an...


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